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Fires at two transmission substations in Wisconsin's capital knocked out power to more than 11,000 customers on a sweltering day, shutting down government buildings, courtrooms and businesses and prompting police to call in additional staff.
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Power station fires knock out courts, Capitol, CCAP
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Lead paint suppliers settle California lawsuit for $305M
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Evers starts search for new WEDC leader
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Wausau doctor pleads guilty to prescription fraud
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Rastafarian church in Wisconsin reopens after being raided
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Evers seeks applicants for Brown County Circuit Court judge
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Warden posts memes comparing Muslims to garbage
Case Digests
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Weekly Case Digests – July 15, 2019 – July 19, 2019
Weekly Case Digests – July 15, 2019 – July 19, 2019
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Prosecutorial Misconduct – Jury Instructions
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Due Process Violation
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Statutory Interpretation
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5th Amendment Violation
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Nondelegation Doctrine
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Sufficiency of Evidence
Commentary
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View from around the state: Political courage required to tame partisan spirits
Eight states didn't wait for the U.S. Supreme Court to save them. The high court ruled last month to allow states to continue the destructive practice of partisan gerrymandering, but eight states already have — or voted to put in place last year — systems for taming their partisan spirits.
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Iowa system still the best way to have fair maps
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What to know about document retention policies and electronic filing systems
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View from around the state: State must step up and join others to combat human trafficking
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No isn’t a four-letter word
